In the passing away of Aly Alp Ercelaan, in a Peshawar hospital on November 26, Pakistan’s economics profession has been robbed of a highly...
The recent kerfuffle about central bank autonomy in Pakistan is unraveling some basic fissures in Pakistan’s economy, confronting which our...
Imran Khan’s maiden speech as the prime minister of Pakistan has had a widespread and a generally favourable reception. The central theme that...
The Bahawalpur petrol tanker disaster resulted in over 200 deaths and severe burn injuries to another 50 people. The tragic incident has evoked a...
For some time, the populists across the world have been celebrating the “highly-exaggerated” news of the demise of globalisation, with...
Nigar Ahmad, a close friend and a former colleague at the economics department of Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad, passed away on Friday,...
The focus of this year’s 32nd annual meeting of the Pakistan Society of Development Economists was almost exclusively on the...
Two harrowing wake-up calls – the Taliban attack on the Army Public School in Peshawar in December 2014 that saw over 140 children killed, and...
